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How did china's geography affect its devilment?
Chinese culture is deeply influenced by Confucianism. Confucianism had been regarded as an ethic-political system in ancient China.
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China has a very beautiful geography. Bad planification in the building of structures and large floods, have taken time to rebuild that could have been usefull to develop their technology. Now a days, China has overcome many obstacles and has succesfully planned infracstructure with for example the biggest dam in the world among other. Now a days their development is growing at a fast rate.
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How do developments in India compare with the ones in China and Rome during years 200 BCE - 200 CE
China was influenced by Japan, but only in minimal amounts due to China's policies of Isolation.
No; it has a free, Western-style market economy. Communism is not even present among the political parties, apart from the efforts of mainland China to influence developments there.
they all died.... all of them.... :(
Roger Mark Selya has written: 'The Geography Of China' 'The Geography of China, 1975-1991'
There are many mountains and plateaus, most of which lie in the western China. As we know, Tibetan Plateau is in western China and for its high altitude there is a clear division in geography. On the other hand, the economic developments of eastern China and western China are very different. I think this is another division. But we usually think it is the terrain that separates eastern China from the western China. If we dig deep, I think the economic development and cultural difference also matter. If you just want to know about the geography of China, you can find some maps of China's terrain.
City-states formed in Mesopotamia and Greece due to factors such as geography, fertile land, and trade opportunities. The presence of rivers like the Tigris and Euphrates in Mesopotamia and the rugged terrain of Greece made it easier for communities to settle in distinct areas and develop independently. In contrast, India and China had vast landmasses and geographical features that promoted the development of larger, centralized states rather than city-states. Additionally, cultural and political factors unique to India and China also influenced their historical trajectories.